Evocation (noun)

1. The act of calling forth or summoning a spirit, demon, or other supernatural entity.
2. A literary or artistic representation or description of a place, experience, or emotion.
3. The act of recalling or calling to mind a memory, feeling, or image.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french, or from latin evocatio(n-), from the verb evocare 'call out, summon'.

Examples:

1. The evocation of the demon required a complicated ritual.
2. The evocation of the childhood memories brought tears to her eyes.
3. The poet's evocation of the rural landscape was vivid and realistic.
4. The evocation of the winter scene was so detailed that it felt as though one was standing in the middle of a snowstorm.
5. The evocation of the emotions of love and hate was particularly effective in the play.